Day Rehabilitation

Our Orthopaedic Rehabilitation Program is tailored for patients who

• have undergone or are about to undergo joint replacement surgery
• have suffered a recent fracture
• have undergone spinal surgery such as a fusion, discectomy or laminectomy
• need treatment to improve strength, mobility, flexibility, endurance and balance
• need to improve the way they walk
• need to improve their ability to do everyday activities

• have recently experienced a serious acute episode of illness
• undergone a surgical procedure
• have a chronic medical condition
• need treatment to improve strength, endurance and balance
• need to improve their ability to do everyday activities

Sometimes, cancer treatment can affect your ability to perform everyday activities. Your physical abilities may be limited and your emotional wellbeing and quality of life my suffer.

The multidisciplinary CancerCare ACTIVATE program is specially designed for people who have experienced a decline in functioning and quality of life as a result of cancer treatment.

ACTIVATE combines education, exercise and support in a small group setting for two hours, twice a week for six weeks. The program aims to boost your ability to enjoy an active and fulfilling life.

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Our Cardiac Rehabilitation Program is tailored for people who have heart disease, have had a cardiac procedure, have heart failure, or experience risk factors associated with heart disease.

The aim of the program is to help people return to their previous lifestyles and activities through exercise and education.

Our Persistent Pain Rehabilitation Program, EMPOWER, is based on current best practice management of this condition using a team based approach.

We understand that having persistent pain is a whole life problem, not just a physical one, and recognise that for people living with persistent pain, the control and alleviation of symptoms can be a lifelong journey.

Our role is to partner with you and create a dynamic pain management strategy by exploring concepts such as pacing, graded exposure, relaxation, stress management and return to exercises/activity.

The program has a multidisciplinary focus and includes physiotherapy, exercise physiology, occupational therapy, psychology and dietitian input

If you or someone you care for suffers from Parkinson’s Disease, at times, you may feel out of control and not know where to turn for help. That’s why Ramsay Health Care has implemented a Parkinson’s disease program based on best current evidence to help to improve outcomes and quality of life.

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Hand therapy clinic will continue to run at Tamara Private Hospital Tamworth NSW. We are accepting patients from Tamworth and surrounding areas with private health insurance, WorkCover, DVA, third party insurance and self-insured. For more information click here.